Prague is everything, which you have ever dreamt of, and the reality will not disappoint you at all. The Czech Republic is situated at the core of Central Europe and its heart is the picturesque and historic town of Prague. With the inhabitants of 1.3 million, the city is located at each side of the river Vltava in the center of Bohemia and is an oldest historic city of Czech territory.
After hundred years of Prague's advent, the houses, churches, the synagogues, palaces of old city, Jew cemetery, Grand Charles Bridge are all surrounded by the river Vltava. As a medieval fancy conserved for all the era, the Czech Republic clinches its storied inheritance at the same time as also flourishing as a contemporary city. With lofty castles and the theatrical domed bridges as a setting, this amazing country gives an astounding assortment of culture, nightlife and art. Prague's schedule is jam packed with the proceedings, and music fiestas, and the budding food scene caters an ample range of global and racial inning alternative. Discover paintings and Bohemian gemstones in the booths, besides the Charles Bridge, traverse in a stylish horse driven wagon, or perchance chill with a mug of reasonable lager in one of the cheerful roadside beer houses.
Hot-Spots and a must visits of Prague
Wenceslas Square is the heart of Prague city where other popular sights are located too. Wenceslas Square is more of a boulevard and not a definite square. Down this stretch, you will come face to face with the popular Hotel Europa, the grand Koruna Palace, and the center of culture and art, The State Opera House. Other top destinations of Prague are situated near the Little Quarter Square, which is subjugated by St. Nicholas Church and the enigmatic Liechten Stein Palace. Take ride on the town's Victorian Funicular Train track all the way up to Petril Hill, and cherish the overwhelming panoramas from its watchtower.
As the principal town of Czech Republic, Prague justly encloses many stunning buildings. The Imperial Palace is an apt example of the 16th century architecture, as it was the house to the Bohemian Imperial Family, from the era of 11th to 16th century. Behold the Old Town Square and its adjacent lavish structures, and ensure to see the Prague Castle, where lies the origin of this beloved city. The castle is standing tall in the district Hradcany, most of the premises is hidden by the medieval palace walls.
Prague is defined as the Museum City that draws history buffs from all over the world. The Toy Museum exhibits thousands of games and toys, that suits all age, this museum is entertaining people since the dawn of 150 years. Tourists who love art must visit Czech Museum of Fine Arts, Prague National Gallery, and the National Museum, where you can gorge on the master pieces by seasoned and world acclaimed painters and artists; the list of boasts of names as Rembrandt, Picasso and Rubbens. Do not linger on and make haste to plan your vacation to the ultimate paradise 'Prague'.